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@SaraFreedMiamiАй бұрын
Can you provide significant discounts to people in warzone? If anyone reading this can reach out please do. Write me your email address 👇 below 😉. I'm barely coping.
@looneybleu368823 күн бұрын
I tried to join the daily practice. I don't know what I did wrong but it kept saying my password was incorrect. I tried changing it and finally quit. Any suggestions?
@CrappyChildhoodFairy23 күн бұрын
@@looneybleu3688 We can't help you here, but if you e-mail my team at hello@crappychildhoodfairy.com they can find your account and help you get back in.
@looneybleu368817 күн бұрын
@@CrappyChildhoodFairy thank you
@stephj9673Ай бұрын
I like being isolated. It’s safe. I don’t want to connect with people anymore
@bengisusensАй бұрын
Me too
@tjrn73Ай бұрын
After being used manipulated by people I've tried to be good to. To being cheated on basically since my 28 year marriage began. I prefer isolation as well.
@charmedprinceАй бұрын
Yep 😢 here's to all of us who are safeguarding our wellbeing ❤️🩹
@mikedavidson1970Ай бұрын
I agree I understand. I give up life. I will still do what I have to do. But I no longer dream of anything good.
@bengisusensАй бұрын
@@mikedavidson1970 It hurts me so much to watch my life just fade away
@Ali-nx8ghАй бұрын
My dog has pulled me out of so many days of funk. Without him, I'd rarely ever leave home except for work 💞🐕🙏🏼
@RockDove5212Ай бұрын
❤
@carmellarkin480324 күн бұрын
Dogs are angels with four paws.
@alexandrabeneteau3723Ай бұрын
I never wanted to admit that my home was spirit destroying and emotionally abusive. Watching your videos has given voice and recognition to aspects of my life that were dark but had no name. It lends legitimacy to the invisible problems and issues that I have had to try and overcome.
@corinneyaworski-mh9ucАй бұрын
Amen
@PaulaSmith-c3rАй бұрын
I strongly suspect spirits - actual demonic spirits have been attacking me since I moved in this house and they got inside of me. My ex husband broke my actual soul with abuse. I cannot describe how I didn't feel like I was inside my body since. So many things have happened to me especially since moving here. I have come to realise I attract broken souls probably because I am one. I go to walk my dog and I meet so many who want to talk to me ❤
@sharhiАй бұрын
@@PaulaSmith-c3r and....?
@janeyrevanescence12Ай бұрын
My soul was completely destroyed when my fiancé died in a car accident. He was literally the first person in years to make me believe that I could live a happy life after a lifetime of abuse, neglect and bullying. I want to believe that I’ll rise again but when you lose a loving spouse…you are always affected by the loss. You may move on, find a new love, maybe a family. But you’re always going to feel as if something is missing. I hope everyone is able to heal and escape. Because I don’t know how.
@stephaniedonatello6844Ай бұрын
So sorry this happened to you😢❤i hope your life will be filled with love and kindness and good people❤
@cathylindeboo.9598Ай бұрын
😢
@diannarimer8705Ай бұрын
@@janeyrevanescence12 Peace to you. Sending many prayers your way .
@月亮-g5fАй бұрын
I understand what you mean by irreplaceable loss..very deeply. I am sorry about yours
@thinlizzy9032Ай бұрын
my deepest condolescences to you. i can't even begin to imagine living through that kind of loss. i pray you you continue to find peace and comfort whenever you remember him and may the memories you shared together bolster your spirit. you are worthy of love always
@pamelaclark6694Ай бұрын
My peace is THE MOST important thing in my life. Even though im primarily isolated, it’s peaceful. I’ve had so much trauma … it’s taken my entire life to heal. No one will ever take that from me
@margaretdoliet163018 күн бұрын
🙌🙌
@ttheartsuАй бұрын
I also feel when your spirit is so grand, others can detect that and they try to dim your light. It’s the insecurities of others that causes them to do so. However, let your light shine bright as it can dispel the darkness 🩷
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
Boundaries, boundaries, boundaries!
@saturdayschild8535Ай бұрын
@@ttheartsu Amen!
@malindaheaney1020Ай бұрын
Its seems like a constant battle. I just stay away.
@ttheartsuАй бұрын
@ that’s the best thing to do! I’ve learned that we create fantasies of who we wish these people could be but that’s all it is, a fantasy! We need to accept the reality and stay away. Big hugs 🩷
@RoadRunnergarage8570Ай бұрын
I just ended a friendship that was dimming my light... feels kind of good to get rid of a toxic person
@paulalane8638Ай бұрын
I think this might be the DEEP hurt I've carried inside for years! It is almost like a grief. I'm a work in progress. Can't begin to express my heartfelt gratitude to you, Anna, for helping us understand! You are such a blessing!❤
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
It is the grief cycle for betrayal by those who only took but never gave us what we needed as kids 💔❤️🩹♥️
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
I'm still grieving because I'm still recovering memories. Another process. 💙
@denitsamladenova7230Ай бұрын
It is grief. Its grief for the life that could have been.
@liodemirror1775Ай бұрын
Solution: be clear what you want in life. Stick up for yourself. And love yourself
@sharhiАй бұрын
yes and learn to love the God who created you and eventually other people too. Some things we need help with and the ultimate help can come only from a loving Creator who is more powerful than anything or anyone can do to empower us.
@urbansetter1Ай бұрын
I had a broken spirit and identity crisis from self abandonment. Im healing now but its been and still is a tough road. My spirit is still alittle broken
@wesna213Ай бұрын
Hi, I really can relate with this..Identity crisis, self abandonment. Let's say and believe, its never late :)
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
Broken wings can heal & so can our broken hearts 💔❤️🩹♥️ we will love & fly again
@urbansetter1Ай бұрын
@@caroleminke6116 yes
@daniellecasey1623Ай бұрын
Healing is a journey, my friend. Give yourself grace and acknowledge your growth.
@August_2456Ай бұрын
Actually jesus can heal it. There's a song called you're the almighty song, play it on loop and you'll manifest the demons. After that, you will have joy. I'm saying this from my experience. Jesus healed my anxiety from this song and now I don't have anxiety. But just don't sin or worship idols or stuff like that, or it's gonna come back worse
@veersstreams9065Ай бұрын
This video had me in tears. It's not just that your message is correct and eloquent, but that it's saturated with understanding about what this is like to live with and what's needed to turn it around. Thank you, Anna, for your important work!
@suemoore509Ай бұрын
When i learned how to regulate my nervous system, I wanted to socialise more, and needed more connection. It felt safer because I wasnt in fight/flight or freeze anymore. And if people did upset or hurt me, I was better able to come back from that. So I slowly started to feel more confident in my ability to handle others. I think that being stuck in a dysregulated state without realising it, is responsible for a lot of the self isolation that goes on, because its the only way we know to make ourselves feel safe. One of the main characteristics of being in the regulated parasympathetic state, is the desire to connect with others. It wasnt easy to shift, but theres so much info out there now on how to do this, which Im VERY grateful for. Anna was the first one to introduce me to it ❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
You have a reason to be proud of yourself! Great job! Nika@TeamFairy
@justinklenkАй бұрын
This has happened to me. I'm doing everything I can to _feel_ again, at ~50. But the light is not gone - I had to get low with it (in a good way), to day-by-day survive what I'd been through, for so many decades and ending in multiple incredibly mind-numbing simultaneous tragedies. This is my ultimate responsibility - to still engender Joy and a deeply meaningful life, despite the unspeakable extent of the loss that's dominated me. We ALWAYS have our center, as Victor Frankl miraculously discovered. I'm in.
@cathylindeboo.9598Ай бұрын
I just want to thank you, and tell you how much I felt your words. And I am also a huge admirer of Victor Frankl.😊
@justinklenkАй бұрын
@cathylindeboo.9598 Much appreciated, Cathy. Thank you.
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
Victor Frankl got it 😉 just thinking about him earlier today 💔❤️🩹♥️ love is a choice so choose to love yourself first the way your soul loves you always
@bridgettetraveler658Ай бұрын
I don't remember when I became a broken person, but today & for many years I have daily Bible study. I've learned to pray for myself to receive more & more of GOD'S Wisdom, Knowledge, Discernment & Understanding. I refuse to be led by evil ppl ever again. I don't have a close relationship with ppl who hurt me years ago because I don't trust easily. I constantly pray for those who hate me because I know we're gonna reap what we sow!!!
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
I prayed for these evil people until I realized that was keeping me in denial of how bad it really was. (They got years of prayers.)
@atalantamountainАй бұрын
I think I need your videos so badly, but it hurts too much to listen to the things you say. It is all so true, but I can handle my life only having my shield on. I can't take it off. I'm afraid it is the only thing that keeps me together. If I fall, there will be nobody to catch me. And all those "tell yourself you are worthy" meditations just make me cry and almost feel sick, I can't force myself to even say those words to myself, much less to believe them. This is all inside me, nobody I know would not ever believe what I now write. I am very good at behaving like there's no worry in my life. I have learnt to, because my parents had far too much worries with their own w@r traumas and with my very unpredictable and rebellious, even criminal older siblings, all the time until we all were adults and then old, until my parents and then the siblings eventually p@ssed away. And here I am now, wondering when will my time to be important begin.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
What a beautiful reflection, and accurate description of what it's like. You have gone through so much and have held it together for so long. I'm glad you are here, and hope you find some comfort and ease in your body and spirit, and get a little breathing room to take small and positive next steps!
@samanthathompson9812Ай бұрын
I'm too tired and damaged. I only have the energy to work and commute. That's it. Survival, though I don't know why.
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
Meditation, nature & pets can help nurture you until thriving takes over from just 💔❤️🩹♥️ surviving
@HeartFeltGesture16 күн бұрын
Increase feeling sensitivity. No drugs or alcohol. No caffeine. Limit distractions - Internet. As someone else has suggested here, walking in nature, learn to meditate, love a pet. You stay alive because that is all there is to "do". Deep feeling is the only satisfaction. Deep, profound connection to your own feeling Heart is the worthy endeavor. Take care of basic life responsibilities, and Be. Thats it. And that is entirely enough, if you exist in True Feeling. To exist in this space feels like ecstasy and sorrow at the same time. It is like a beautiful ache that never heals. Just as life is full of beauty and sorrow simultaneously, so it is reflected in the Feeling Heart. You find yourself crying with love. "Your duty is to Be, and not be this or that - Ramana Maharshi "Outside the Heart, there is no satisfaction" -Adi Da Samraj "Getting to cry is shaped like a seahorse" - Adi Da Samraj
@MissyQ12345Ай бұрын
I keep expecting an apology, but it will never come.
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
They’re incapable of accepting blame because shame is their kryptonite so cut those losses & go no contact
@BlahblahmeowАй бұрын
Me too.
@robertapascal6962Ай бұрын
I know my spirit crusher has no clue the damage her actions did to my heart. She has her family while I hope I can heal one day and meet someone who will love me. Too late for kids, but I would love some friends and a husband one day.
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
I used to think they would wake up and realize what they'd done to me. But I realize expecting an apology--or even an acknowledgement will never come. If they were toxic/cruel/criminal enough to hurt you so severely, those kind of peeps will never apologize, so finally, I gave up that wish. Glad I'm free of that.
@MissyQ12345Ай бұрын
@@ritamariekelley4077 I am working on just being civil to her, but never again will I participate in forced and fake “celebrations.” I always end up crying. I stopped going for the family gift exchange when mom died and just go to brunch on Christmas Day. At my birthday lunch, my spirit crusher wanted to change everyone’s plans to suit herself. I always end up crying and can’t seem to avoid the chaos. Geez. I have to learn…
@msdemeanourАй бұрын
My spirit has been so crushed by abuse but I keep on rising, like a phoenix from the ashes. Nobody will break my spirit (many have tried) 💖
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
💙
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
Dear Phoenix, I try to keep that in the forefront, the Phoenix metaphor. They couldn't quite manage to break me even tho they tried very hard. I'd like to regain my childhood curiosity, spirit and enthusiasm. I've just discovered that I am still seriously dissociative. That kept me alive, but now is very problematic. The awareness left me sad, grieving, but that too, can be improved. Love your handle!
@msdemeanourАй бұрын
@@ritamariekelley4077 Thanks 🙏🏼 stay strong 💖
@HolyGround777Ай бұрын
Keep going and stay strong! 🫶
@Dee8BeeАй бұрын
Hear hear! I can't let those bastards win.
@jcortese330029 күн бұрын
I appreciate your belief that a spirit can be revitalized, but I have to admit, I can't even imagine what a healed me would look like, nor entirely what injured me in the first place. It's hard to become something when you can't even imagine what you might be aiming for.
@brada8763Ай бұрын
It doesn't matter what i do, nothing works out. There's literally no point.
@UnhingedbutcuteАй бұрын
I’ve been feeling like my spirit is broken. Definitely needed to hear this episode today. Thank you!
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
💔❤️🩹❤️🩹 it’s just a process like the grief cycle & your resilience is taking you to a better place in life where your perseverance pays off 😉
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
Sending you encouragement :) -Calista@TeamFairy
@DarkPriestessJaeАй бұрын
This is one of the most excellent talks I’ve ever heard. I wish everyone could hear this and start to find ways to heal. You are doing amazing work in the world Anna! Thank you.
@glowupjessАй бұрын
I use to be the popular , attractive socialite. Now I’m just a loner. It makes me sad but I rather this then the constant anxiety, gaslighting, and abuse.
@jupiterscorner5423Ай бұрын
Wow...
@michellewall6748Ай бұрын
Same here…. Love being alone…
@hugmcАй бұрын
Even at 64 years old I still have little problem with the past I used to wish I belonged to a different family. But as you grow in self love and peace you realise that the other family’s that you wanted too be part of may had many problems too. ❤
@kkc615521 күн бұрын
Yes seeing the difference between good people and people who can't be good to you
@eddition4162Ай бұрын
I’m tired of putting up people who seem safe to be around but end up mistreating me. I’m tired of having to speak louder because of how uncomfortable I feel. I wish I could just die and go somewhere where I can feel safe and happy and don’t have to fake paying attention or being interested in what people are saying. Who’s with me?
@looneybleu368823 күн бұрын
I feel you. A "friend" I had known since my 20s, (I am 66 now) tried reconnecting as I moved back to my hometown. Our relationship then was I was the messed up one and she was the calm voice of reason always saving me. I was away many years. Got back in her life to help her with medical issues. She has no one else. But she fell right back into criticizing me, trying to change me, yelling at me, etc. So, although I feel for her, I can't allow that. It isn't who we are now. After a couple years of Dr. visits, hospital stays, watching her dog, whatever she needed, she attacked me verbally. No. Just no. I told her that who we are now is not a good fit for friendship. She basically said that wasn't my choice! Yes, it is. Hard for people who used to know you to change old patterns. But if I can. Anyone can. Stay strong and hope the nicer people find you.
@eddition416222 күн бұрын
@@looneybleu3688 You too. I don't have any friends at the moment, it's just me and my family. For me, it's just meeting people who seem approachable, only for them to turn out to real pieces of and then never seeing them again I just finished an intensive 2-month cooking course and my teacher was a real jerk to me and a few other people. At one point he even yelled at me: "Read your goddamn recipe book!" Just because he's a teacher and professional at what he does. He doesn't even know me. One of my classmates even walked out in the middle of an cooking assignment, cried in the kitchen, and then finally left just two weeks before the rest of us finished last Friday. It's kind of like crossing paths with people for a short time and then never seeing them again. Good riddance to that dude.
@maggiemaggie817217 күн бұрын
If something like this happens again, I would look them in the eyes and very calmly and slowly ask them why they are so upset with themselves. This had nothing to do with you or your co students.
@looneybleu368817 күн бұрын
@@maggiemaggie8172 you are spot on. Some people get angry at one person but won't or can't tell the one person they are angry so they take it out on everyone else. It's important to ask them "why are you so angry?" They will deny it or say it's about you. "Ask again, did something bad happen or are you having a bad day?" Oddly, very often, the words that show them someone cares gets them to open up. I am ADHD so I feel compelled to tell you I took my 6 year old Daughter to the dentist. We both have HEDS so our teeth are bad. We could hear on the waiting room a child having a meltdown, the mother defending him, and the dentist finally saying he could not work on the kids teeth. But he didn't yell at them. Instead, he came to the waiting room to me, as we were next. He yelled at me. I was not allowed to go back with her and if she was unreasonable he wouldn't fix her teeth, period!!! So I very calmly in that way that is scary anger told him "I am sorry the previous child was difficult. However, that child is not my child. My daughter is more mature, has been told exactly what will be done, and is ready. Your attitude is unacceptable." He calmed down, she went in to get her teeth done. I could hear him being gentle and kind and even making her giggle a bit. No issues. She became known as their little princess as she kept seeing the same dentist for years. People need to be angry with whomever they truly are angry with and then let it go. That's part of what this channel is about. It's ok to be angry. It's not ok to live angry.
@eddition416217 күн бұрын
@@maggiemaggie8172 Some people are just awful, even when they seem nice to everyone else.
@saturdayschild8535Ай бұрын
I know I dissociate. I spent years being broken by family and marriage. It was the dissociation that woke me up. I’m still working towards healing my spirit and my soul. No Contact/Limited Contact and a divorce have been so helpful. I’m still struggling but I’m listening to my spirit and learning the things that make me zone out. I don’t think it’s ADHD like some have told me. I tried that and the meds didn’t help. I’m doing this the hard way. Healing is worth learning as many lessons as I can. Thanks for this video.
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
Magical thinking plus using reading as an escape is how I survived childhood by dissociating but now I think practically & act responsibly while still linking up daily with my highest self through meditation, nature & cats 💔❤️🩹♥️
@catherinekirby-smith53Ай бұрын
Life is about learning. I hope you learn to be your own best friend. I'm working on that myself.
@looneybleu368823 күн бұрын
ADHD and Trauma overlap so much. I am 66 and just diagnosed with ADHD inattentive type. It's a combo in my case. I was dissociated, had no authentic emotion, and masking by age 3. Practiced personalities in front of my best friends. 2 uncles 3 years younger than me by age 5. I trained my masks, full body costumes really.
@Stayinyourownlane1970Ай бұрын
Im 54, i dont know myself anymore. Bob Marley also said 'who feels it, knows it'. but i dont feel anything. 😢
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
💙
@MissSothePeacefulObserverАй бұрын
I've definitely been in "fatalist mode" for many years now. I know a lot of it is related to the state of the world and politics, etc, but I can't seem to pull myself out of it. I did start your program on the website recently, and I do it every day, so I'm hoping that it just takes time. I know I have a long way to go, since I'm still venting online in various places. Staying isolated has also kept me "safe". I guess that's where I'll be for now. Appreciated this video. It's exactly how I'm feeling right now.
@punyashloka4946Ай бұрын
Being fatalist help me survive abuse in my childhood 😢. It was a survival strategy.
@caroleminke6116Ай бұрын
You’re doing it! Congratulations ❤
@christinemccoy4471Ай бұрын
I "belong" with myself. I have had 17 years in a row that was great. All other years have shown me that others use and abuse then leave. Alone is pleasant
@TeejayEnergyАй бұрын
Is the program free?I'm not exactly monied up😢
@MissSothePeacefulObserverАй бұрын
@@TeejayEnergy No, you have to pay a fee. But you can also get her new book, if you need a more affordable option. The book is good too.
@csc8697Ай бұрын
Your hair looks pretty Anna. Its been awhile since I watched. Sometimes it's too painful... Thank you for your counseling.
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
I just became aware of an experience 2 years ago and realized very clearly that I am still dissociative. Brilliant survival strategy, but it has made me aware of how I'm still not present for me. It's problematic and people think you're crazy, bringing up something that's 2 years old, but still feels like it's happening now. I'm grieving--again. Thanks, Anna, for your brilliant insight.
@bronsonmcdonald5473Ай бұрын
I wish you all the best on your journey to be present for yourself again💓
@lizrussell415Ай бұрын
I needed this like I need air to live. Thank you Anna.
@thelittlenatureshowАй бұрын
We need this, especially today...
@sharwil63Ай бұрын
I personally don't trust many people at all. And even old friendships are not what they once were. I know that I'm still healing and that I'm a work in progress!
@jamesmettauer9700Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing. Now that I've been diagnosed with a disability, I wanted to believe that life would finally start to make sense. I was wrong. Thinking that maybe one day I could find the Golden Ticket. Time and pain has taught me that the ticket was always a lie. No happy ending is waiting at the end of the tunnel, only more pain, only more darkness. Hope is only a four letter word with no meaning. No right, no wrong, no future. I'm completely broken, and always was.
@cynthiafortier2540Ай бұрын
I can totally relate!! Starts with a broken family!! NOT our faults!! TX for sharing dear one!!!!!
@cravingcaving29 күн бұрын
You are amazing!👏My life is changing and you're my teacher! Thank you so much. I feel my life coming back to me. Thank you for making all your videos!!
@stephenruhe625627 күн бұрын
I am totally broken I've not seen my children in a long time and don't how much longer I can hold on with out them
@emilyw8429 күн бұрын
Please hold on. Why? Because you're worth being here, and are loved and valuable. To whom? To God. To His Son Jesus Christ and to the Holy Spirit who is truth. I'm shaking now writing this to you and crying. Why? Because I know the feeling wanting to give up, give in. I don't have the answers yet, how to get my will and determination and drive back. But seeing others express their pain, I know to tell you that YOU are valuable and precious in His eyes. I don't know why you haven't been able to see your kids. I'm sorry for that. Kids need their fathers. I have no kids, no nieces or nephews, in-laws, any family left other than my sister, and a brother whom I rarely spoken to for decades. I'm trying to heal more.Ive never seen anything like what Anna shares. Please keep with us all. We are in this together in the club we didn't know existed. I prayed for you. I hope you will see this.
@cathylindeboo.9598Ай бұрын
Thank you Anna!! This resonates with me strongly today... So glad youre here, available to so many of us!!!❤
@EnnVee959Ай бұрын
You are so correct. This video really touches on what happened to me after a severe trauma my mother caused to me involving a public humiliation.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
Thank you for watching. Glad you are here! Nika@TeamFairy
@trishknight6983Ай бұрын
Yep. Tired.
@ChaiTogether25 күн бұрын
My favorite Bob Marley quote 😊❤
@stevejones8660Ай бұрын
I do not trust anyone. And I don’t trust my own judgement.
@sheriasha18Ай бұрын
Same here
@randalldemichel48189 күн бұрын
My mother’s criticism suppressed my spirit and it turned into anger. Then I was hurt on the job and had to be home with her and had no choice but to be around her until I got better. It felt like I was totally dependent on her. It was an experience I’ll never forget , but now I have overcome the effects and I am more resilient.
@robertbenedek4463Ай бұрын
14:50 That Bob Marley quote is serious ethics...
@cynthiahoag2941Ай бұрын
This may be the most important video I have ever watched. I believe my spirit never developed in the first place. I was always dissociated, had to be to cope with my family growing up. As a young adult, I almost joined a cult. When you come from chaos, nothing provides structure and stability like a cult. I needed that structure and stability desperately. And then, when I started thinking for myself, I would be instantly shunned. Now, I am determined to heal. That's why I joined the Fairy community. I am obsessed with developing inner power. I have no vision for my life, but I could have the best vision ever and it wouldn't matter because I feel (unrealistically) so powerless. I am also reading Caroline Myss books to try to develop some inner power. I feel like I never got out of the gate. Almost cried during the video. Nailed it. Inspired.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
You can heal! We're so glad you are here! Nika@TeamFairy
@LindyLouCantuАй бұрын
This is so incredibly insightful!
@danielleleyshon-m9oАй бұрын
As a product of a crappie childhood, that groomed me into being loyal to abusive people/situation. I feel so depleted but I know I'm a strong person and im trying so hard to help myself. My two most important tools I learned in therapy was boundaries and self care. I use those 2 helping me keep my little energy I have on helping my physical and mental pain. Im looking forward to hearing more from you, especially after watching this video...because im pretty down.
@ritamariekelley4077Ай бұрын
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@prescottlady7978Ай бұрын
Anna, you are the best psychologist in all the land! I feel such a kinship with you and most of this group, also having been family scapegoat, many narcissists as major figures in my life....pain at every turn..... Speaking of our spirits, I began, about thirty years ago, listening to a wonderful evangelist named Joyce Meyer, who also grew up being horribly abused. I found the Lord, and have been welcoming His input into my life, by His Holy Spirit, and now live with the "Eternal Perspective" , which makes a huge difference! I'm not generally depressed, I AM (justifiably, I think) wary of people, but can enjoy them, and myself, as I slowly get to know them (Anna's "Front porch" concept, as you may remember.) So...bottom line: seek God, and ask for His healing and guidance.And remember, this isn't all there is.......
@rainbeau9752Ай бұрын
Thank you for your work! ❤ For most of my life I confused sex for love. I was so confused. I wasn’t raised by loving parents, and when I slowly realized this, the reality was a hard hit. Your channel has been one of the contributing factors in my healing.
@Hummingbird1029Ай бұрын
Thank you Anna, I grew up in jehova’s witness cult and experienced a lot of abuse and emotional neglect. I didn’t realized I was so easy to manipulate. I’ve been accused to manipulate. At times it’s just a big confusion
@Sea_BrieАй бұрын
So amazing--cult culture like hookup culture, both require dissociation-me and my parents were in cults-beat down spirits can be healed-I’m getting more support now than ever Anna thank you for your spot on guidance
@johannabergstrom5030Ай бұрын
This is a great video! I agree with you completely. 💞
@jackierose2109Ай бұрын
9 ACE's, SUD. Not only have you been a resource for me. I use your clips for my clients. Thank you for your vocation. ❤
@Who_6689Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video. Your videos help me so much. I just had a panic attack. Watching you videos soothe my soul. Please never stop making them. Good wishes qnd hugs :)
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
So glad you are here! Nika@TeamFairy
@michellewall6748Ай бұрын
Hello Anna…. I just want to thank you so much for helping me understand why I feel the way I do and also all the other comments that have made me realise it’s not just me feeling like this…. Good luck and best wishes to everyone who reads this…Thank you again Anna…you have so helped me….😊
@lydianichols832Ай бұрын
I left the cult my family belongs to at 18 y/o, and have as a result been shunned for 13 years. I’m not allowed to enter anybody’s home. Weddings, graduations, family reunions, any other ocasión - I’m not invited. Not as much as a call to ask how I’m doing. They know nothing about my life. When I tell people, they often say “we’ll, you must’ve done something really bad.” All I did was leave. I feel so alone. I’ve anxiously sought to recreate family with men I’ve dated and every friend, and sabotaged those relationships in the process. I feel lost. It feels good to hear that my spirit is at least intact enough to have left. It just feels impossible to recover any more than the little bit that’s left. And if the little bit that’s left is only enough to leave and feel my loneliness so intensely, wouldn’t it be better to just… go back and let that little piece die so that I can at least have the peace of not feeling the emotional and psychological abuse? Sometimes I wonder. I’m not going back. I started going to ACA meetings and am working on my relationship with god, a relationship I’d thrown away because I thought Christian religion could only replicate the trauma of my childhood. So much pain.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
It sounds hard but we're glad you are here. If you're interested, you may want to try Anna's free course ‘The Daily Practice’. It is a great way to process fears and resentment. Here's a link to it if you'd like to give it a try: bit.ly/CCF_DailyPractice Nika@TeamFairy
@marijkevv11Ай бұрын
Hear, hear! ❤ thank you (again) for this wise and clear talk!
@Celeste-uk1zq-s6jАй бұрын
Very insightful video, good to remember and know that your spirit/soul will not be totally crushed, it stays intact. Important lesson to stay true to your (higher)self, to see what's real and what's not real, to know right from wrong. I'll keep this in mind and will try to be an agent of good and a light 🌟
@monkey56izationАй бұрын
Recognition, acceptance, i send my traumatised parts to an angel hospital for the love and care i dont know how to give to these so damaged parts of myself. The angels are the healers.
@SherryWilson-dk7boАй бұрын
Love, prayers and blessings for you Anna and community ❤🙏
@TheZGALa17 күн бұрын
Ouch. I am re-listening to Re-Regulate this week. I appreciate the wonderful work you do and have done. Thank you, Anna. I am amazed at how these patterns come back around. I just ended one I realized was going the 'same old way' and ultimately I am grateful for the reactivation of my spirit, realizing I betrayed myself yet again--maybe sooner and with less damage this time.
@booreed7813Ай бұрын
As always dear Fairy………’you know just where I live!’ Thank you Anna, another great video! 🤗
@booksie1Ай бұрын
Needed this today. Feeling crushed today but did the daily practise and am doing what I need to do.
@courtneyvaughan-gs7mlАй бұрын
You are a life saver, truly. I haven’t found a better psychologists on KZbin. You by far surpass because you have experienced it yourself. And there is no better person to explain and understand than a person who has lived it. Thank you Anna, your community loves you.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
Wow, thank you!
@kevinmasterson5733Ай бұрын
Thanks Anna. This is just what I needed to hear today. to get up and keep going in the face of hopelessness and defeat. What helps me is to channel my anger and hurt into determination, resolve and empathy.
@lenoresmathers3399 сағат бұрын
I chose staying home with my dogs this Christmas Eve and Christmas Day instead of accepting the toxic crumbs from shitty siblings ... it was excruciating and exhilarating all at once. I will survive until I can thrive again...I will thrive again. God bless you all as you heal. Much love.❤
@hylianflower9681Ай бұрын
I sent this to my boyfriend. Highschool sweethearts. 6 years together and i uncovered his p or n addiction 3 weeks ago. Day 1 i told him my views and he disregarded my boundaries. Hes in therapy and it started when he was 12. He dissociated, and continued into his adulthood. Hes been uncovering his past and he seems like a totally different person. We ensured he has no access to po rn, and honestly, what ive learned about his coping, this video makes sense. He was always broken, always angry, always distant. Always unlikeable. And very easy to manipulate too, i see his friends do it all the time. Im just sad i spent 6 years not knowing he needed help.
@hylianflower9681Ай бұрын
You hit both our marks. I spent 6 years in a horribly abusive relationship with him, holding space, and shutting down my feelings. I wonder if now we can heal...
@hylianflower9681Ай бұрын
And it sucks to face that his broken soul always wanted to tear me down. He said me having values, boundaries, etc, he dissociated and gave himself permission to watch p o r n because A) women are dumb and crazy and B) how can i function? It was a cycle, over and over.
@hylianflower9681Ай бұрын
And his mom, dad, love to manipulate him.
@GracieDontPlayDatАй бұрын
You need Christ to heal- unconditional love that makes someone want to change. The problem is, someone with a reprobate mind is not in a place to receive Christ because they think they are hiding their shame from God. It is literally in the Bible where Adam and Eve think they are hiding their nakedness from God with fig leaves-no, God sees all, and Christ loves us even while we were sinners. Tell him that! Give him a Bible. If he doesn’t accept the Gospel, shake the dust off and move on! As a warning, I never had children because I was married to that selfish person. Let Christ heal you, and be extremely careful of churches that tell you to endure abuse from an unrepentant abuser.
@GracieDontPlayDatАй бұрын
And yes, my selfish person’s parents do the same, but the Catholic Church was the worst, preaching how he can lose his salvation instead of get or kept it.
@cheryl63...Ай бұрын
my mother broke mine.................................
@stephenjewell6776Ай бұрын
I’m sorry to hear that
@Baka_CrazyАй бұрын
Feel that! She ruined my life since I was a kid. If I would have a loving parent instead of her I would be on a different place in my life
@triplejmom7826Ай бұрын
I’m sorry. My father broke mine and an ex boyfriend totally destroyed it. I originally thought it was destroyed beyond repair, but she’s coming back ❤️🩹 stronger than before. More compassionate too.
@christinalw19Ай бұрын
@@Baka_CrazyI always think the same, but we were forced on a different path. Perhaps God put us on that path. I totally get your message, but we have survived and still prospered. It’s a mystery. Love You. 🙏🏼🤍
@rhondacoffman2772Ай бұрын
Same
@anetnel-fk7vuАй бұрын
Thank you Anna, you have given me hope in some of my darkest days ❤
@mantsukinohana2353Ай бұрын
Love, love, love this video. Thank you Anna for bringing up this point. The force field idea completely resonates with me!! I feel like I actually went through this. In my teens and 20s my spirit was very weak, so I had people of all ages mess with me constantly. It really sucked and I feel like I'm still recovering from the many poor treatment I received while my spirit was weak. Now my spirit is strong due to the intensive healing and therapy I've undertaken in my 30s. I feel like "strong spirit" has nothing to do with morality either because even bad actors can have very strong spirit and be untouchable. I'm not sure what it is, but definitely rebuilding my spiritual strength has helped me push back against contradictory forces or get through challenging situations. Nowadays, people often say to me that I'm a very strong person, which is so not what people would've said about me when I was younger. The damaged spirit is the worst harm that I think can be inflicted on someone. For me, my spirit was damaged due to lifelong accumulation of people/systems/culture suppressing my ability and agency to be who I really am. I spent my entire 30s (I'm almost 38) rebuilding my identity and understanding/accepting who I am. I hope to become pregnant soon and my goal as a parent is to protect my children's spirit and protect their right to self sovereignty. Anna, I believe you mentioned self sovereignty in a past video. This concept is so incredibly important and I believe people with CPTSD lost that or became very damaged. Anyway, I could respond to so many excellent points in the video! Lots for me to ponder now because I've been needing to make real changes based on the points you raise, but been too afraid to take action and be assertive about. This was the pep talk and grounding in reality that I need.
@shawn2350Ай бұрын
Betrayal is the reason in my opinion. At just about every level, it's hard to see because we don't want to believe that it is happening. I agree with you on dissociation. Whether the issue is person, profession or political I believe we are being gaslit by a caring persona but the action is missing. The persona is built off of our cultural beliefs that twists and contorts the foundation. After going through emotional abuse and knowing what you have gone through you can start to see the Bullsh't all over the place. Great video!!
@terrytaylor2298Ай бұрын
I love your comments, you have managed to portray the exact way I am feeling and what I’ve been through. Thank you for the validation. I am trying to disassociate myself from my person now. It is so painful and I find myself breaking out in tears for the loss of not getting (the happily ever after) that I thought it would be. I keep reminding myself that he is not all in and never will be. It is time for me to love myself more than him.
@nettemarie637 күн бұрын
Hi Anna I'm sobbing while watching this, waiting for you to say my name. I just received your book, I'm excited. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. Your insights change my perspective, now I need to dig deeper ❤
@CrappyChildhoodFairy6 күн бұрын
You are so welcome! Enjoy the reading and good luck on your healing! Nika@TeamFairy
@RyanVoorhiesАй бұрын
I witnessed hope in humanity and then it went completely blank. Really trying to break out of isolation. It’s so hard to trust people/a lot of things right now.. but I still see the glimmer that encourages me to trust myself.
@_ross5800Ай бұрын
The group of people who call themselves my family was most definitely a type of cult and... I was tossed out. I think I'm happier, but I know they're not, they love being unhappy.
@hippiechick21128 күн бұрын
A lot of what you are saying reminds of me of The Four Agreements, especially the part about not taking things personally. Thank you for these reminders.
@soniafaye9919Ай бұрын
YES ANNA!!! Thank you for saying this about cults and a broken spirit. Timely. our trauma makes us so vulnerable to magical thinking and lies, and extreme authority figures. "Its getting harder to say these things" is a beautiful poetic line in a newly released song from an artist i love.
@Sonia-qz4xvАй бұрын
Thanks for this timely discussion on this very important day. I'm praying that those who are what you're saying find this message or it gets to them. It is hard to leave a cult but it can be done and you feel so liberated when you do. #my own experience
@Sld14423Ай бұрын
Anna, you have a gift . God bless you keep it going hold on to it and keep giving it Amen 🙏
@mnnew6772Ай бұрын
“Bargain with pain”. Best video you have ever done
@terryfelkins912Ай бұрын
Good! I’m sick of being gaslit and made fun of by the doctors I have seen!
@FabLokiАй бұрын
I am the romantic shoplifter... I feel so ashamed, but despite all my efforts to end the relationship, to explain clearly I don't feel the same way, and even having said that she deserves someone that will take her further than what I was capable of, she still could not lose interest and perhaps have hope that the relationship could evolve some day... at this point and after all these years (almost 9 !) I don't even know if we are together or not, and neither does she. I feel that my insecurities mixed with the fear of being the bad guy not grateful for all she did and all the love she demonstrated turn me exactly into that : someone profiting off her hope and sacrificing both her precious time and mine by not having the courage to completely cut ties even when she comes back... It sounds so easy to do but extraordinarily hard in reality... The feeling of being stuck has planted something strangely inert in me that becomes tangible when we meet, but instead of addressing it and uprooting it for good, I rush to nurture it and cover it up, drifting me a bit further away from myself a bit more every time... Greetings from France. Fabrice
@MarleyLeMarАй бұрын
Thank you for this validating message. I'm in the stage of healing developmental deficits where I'm internalizing these nourishing reparative experiences of validation. I think the warmth of your spirit is an antidote for people who feel like isolating.
@Ali-nx8ghАй бұрын
My God, I've never felt so understood as I do by the CCF. Especially this video.😞
@CristinaEvans-w2mАй бұрын
People have taken advantage of my caring nature for years ps I was in a cult for 5 years when I was a teenager I’m 55 now and I really resonate with this I was also groomed and sa when I was a child 😢😢😢 I just wanted to fit in somewhere ❤
@edenalicerosebelovedchildo5958Ай бұрын
I’m sad today.
@diannarimer8705Ай бұрын
You are more than enough!
@76652-jАй бұрын
❤❤❤❤
@5u94rАй бұрын
Me too. ❤️🩹
@marylouleeman591Ай бұрын
I feel you.
@CristinaEvans-w2mАй бұрын
If sad and scared too😢
@jessethepersiankitty2377Ай бұрын
I'm ready to live. Bring it on.
@bronsonmcdonald5473Ай бұрын
At some point in my life, for the most part, i stopped challenging myself. Makes for a boring life. I know this and need to change. I know its due to complex ptsd, alot of work ahead.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
You are in the right place to begin your healing process! We're all rooting for you! Nika@TeamFairy
@RoadRunnergarage8570Ай бұрын
After the falling out I has with my former friend today I would sure love to stay away from people since they are so cruel 😔 and 😠.
@EvilSapphireRАй бұрын
I LOVE these videos. Brings my internal dialogue out into the open in such certain terms that I gain clarity on my own thought loops. The only tiny complaint I have is the use of gendered quotes such as "it takes a cowardly man to awaken love in a woman and then reject her". I know you went on to say how this can affect both men and women, but I believe as men we are expected to be more stoic in face of any CPTSD we harbor or the resulting relationship trauma that we face that it is easy to exclude men with gendered language especially in psychotherapy spaces where men already feel uncomfortable due to their childhood conditioning of "trudging through it alone". Thank you so much for your work! God knows how much men like me (and women!) need your help!
@What-he5prАй бұрын
Suppressed to work like a slave for people who dont give a shit about me.
@davidverlaney7764Ай бұрын
Read the book of Ecclesiastes and God is watching and God respects you. If you do everything for the Lord.
@What-he5prАй бұрын
@@davidverlaney7764 he's the reason I'm not gone yet frankly
@thinlizzy9032Ай бұрын
oof felt that
@ethanmiller5487Ай бұрын
Thank you, Anna! I needed this reminder! 14:44 I completely disagree, Anna. Love is an emotion. Each of us is only in control of their emotions. No one can awaken love if you don't let them. The situation has no control over your emotions. This concept is better explained in "Man's search for meaning" by Frankl. He was a Jew who lived through the camps in Nazi Germany.
@rutherfordBHAZEDАй бұрын
This was very insightful and I think Anna is a wonderful person.
@dihettАй бұрын
At some point, year after year of starting over, it's just too much work.
@jaanaj9028Ай бұрын
Thank you. Im getting stronger little by little listening your videos. Greetings from Finland.
@CrappyChildhoodFairyАй бұрын
Glad you are here! Nika@TeamFairy
@laveniajohnson2283Ай бұрын
Anna, you might be a genius 😊
@mundall12719 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing these helpful insights! I appreciate these ancient words in the Bible: “Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”. Matt 5:3
@burninghairАй бұрын
In discussing the nature of cults, would it be logical to say that the family you are born into can be considered or behave 'cult like'? I think so because this is your family- these are the people who we are tied to by blood, we grow up with them and learn the core fundamentals from the family. We conform to our parents teachings and as a GenX, most of us were expected to be obedient/subservient. "We are Family" might as well be a mini cult in some cases. My example being my mother forcing her daughters to grow up witnessing substance abuse, criminal activity, mental- emotional and physical violence and I, as the youngest, was sexually abused as a child. All from family members. Guilted into financially supporting family members who were constantly in and out of prison- always abusing or taking advantage of the us. Essentially instilling in us we accept our roles as victims and support our abusers because they are "family". I then spent almost 20 years of my adult life being abused by my narcissistic partner (left him in 2022) and had a career with massive A-type personalities. This pretty much sums up my life. I am 50 and my spirit is so broken, I look at people with general disgust. Of course it all runs very deep, but I am fully aware I am dissociated. Feels like a choice made to protect what's left of my psyche.
@mudcreekpotteryАй бұрын
You have a beautiful smile!! Thank you for your channel. It has helped me so much. ❤️
@cikis14Ай бұрын
This video reseted my brain for a bit, it was so nice
@bradleytwilson99Ай бұрын
Thank you for your videos about childhood trauma. They really help me.